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The Miracle on Ice refers to the dramatic win by the United States ice hockey team over the Soviet Union in the 1980 Winter Olympics. The United States, which was hosting the games was largely represented by amateur and college players while the Soviet team was made up of experienced professionals which made the US … Read more

“The Comeback” refers to an NFL wild card game between the Houston Oilers and the Buffalo Bills on January 3, 1993, in which the Bills mounted a comeback from a deficit of 32 points to eventually beat the Oilers in overtime. The game, played at the Bill’s home ground, the Rich Stadium, remains the biggest … Read more

The Heidi Game refers to a regular season fixture between the New York Jets and the Oakland Raiders on November 17, 1968, which ended in a thrilling Raiders comeback with just over a minute left. However, millions on the East Coast who were watching the game on NBC failed to see the comeback, because NBC … Read more

The Miracle at the Meadowlands refers to an infamous play on November 19, 1978 that involved a fumble by Giants quarterback Joe Pisarcik and a recovery by Eagles defensive back Herman Edwards who made a last minute touchdown. The Giants, who at the time had been leading 17-12 only needed to see out the clock … Read more

Over the course of his distinctly illustrious career, Michael Jordan made dozens of important plays that were critical to the phenomenal success of the Chicago Bulls of his era. Right up there with the best is a series winning shot he made in the dying seconds of game five of the 1989 Eastern Conference playoffs … Read more